That. Was. Trippy. And while I understand what was said, it skews what we were all taught in school such that it seems unnatural. However, it makes sense to me, so... Should I still use the "gravitic" model, or the "spacetime" model? Hmmm.

The model that stops you tripping over thing 'cos gravity hurts is the best model. 

I post these as they're fairly light and accessible. For more in depth try PBS Space Time.

First in a new season of these. All the others were paid for episodes so I'm expecting the same this time.
Very interesting.

Here's one that I found interesting. It's not new, however. It's from 2013.

This isn't the typical Vsauce episode. It's a TED talk that Michael gave on asking questions, and gives some pretty good insight into why Vsauce came about.

While not technically from the Vsauce channel, I think this vid from Michael is really interesting:

As always, a highly informative and entertaining video 

Thanks for posting Dave   

Quote from: DaveMorton on January 22, 2018, 15:52:40 PM
While not technically from the Vsauce channel, I think this vid from Michael is really interesting:

Thanks Dave.  I like the table saw segment.

This is a Dong but I thought I'd post it here anyway...

Enjoyed that - thank you Snowy.

One of the first things I remember doing online was looking for illusions.

A new season. As with the last 2 seasons, first one only free...

Wow, chimp memory, amazing!

Apes, not just orangutans, are learning sign language from humans.

Got a 2nd free episode this season. Definitely something I'd watch if I went prime.

It's been a while since we heard from Michael - this one is very interesting I thought.

Did People Used To Look Older?